... enemies of Ireland's freedom were Catholics. When l'arnell began his work for Ireland he found it hal first duty to drive the Whig Catholics trid Tame Naionitliats out of the National Movement, and they to-day had no illfeeling against the Protestant people ...

... SIX-CO. TAX-PAYERS. BRITISH CHANCELLOR AND RE-VALUATION. EXPECTS SUMAS A YEAR The London Correspondent of the Northern Whig writes:—l am informed from a very reliable and informs• five source that the Chancellor of the Exohequer has come to a definite ...

... Irainchise was extremely limited, yet even [2wlth this handicap, Curran's prospects I were bright but for the opposition of the Whig Catholics of the town. The election •Iras conducted in the Market House, now/ St Colman's Hall, in Castle Street, and Cie airival ...

... NOT ACT DIFFERENTLY. The Northern Whig (Unionit) in an outspoken leading article indicts the Craigavon Government on its attitude in regard to Catholic claims in connection with the Amending Education Bill. The Whig says:—The more we read of references ...

... into journalism, and he joined the staff of the Belfast News. Letter as a reporter. Some years later he transferred to the Whig, ' on which paper he later became a leader writer. He joined the Freeman's Journal . ' as a leader writer in 1916, and served ...

... Armagh should have TO COMBAT SOVIET PROPAGANDA! made the issue secure for them at this of above period. ----- The Northeni Whig suggesta that the Tyrone raised the siege the for- Football Calemetltlas. regulation has been made to combat the wards were ...

... there is a reckoning to be settled in the field of unemploj.nient when the Northern Parliament meets, writes the Northern Whig - (a supporter of Lord Craigavon's Government). There has Leen no change of Government with us; there has been no restraining ...

... Matthew's Church; the Superintendent Bloomfield Presbyterian Church Sunday School and the Tinker Bell Club. of the Northern Whig.. Confectionery from Miss Harrison, Miss K. N. M'Gonigal, Messrs. D. Shane & Son, Mr. R. H. Wilson, 0.8. E., Clerk of the ...

... grace to a crop which always involved more risk and worry than perhaps, any other it has been furnished, seys The Northern Whig in the prices that are being realised for the 1930 fibre. They are twenty-five per cent, less than the average pre-war rates ...

... gravest doubts—both ways—to this day; but no doubt that at all relates to sexual morality. Swift, who in his early days was a Whig—a now long defunct political party—later switched over to the Torys, in the political interests of which party some of his ...

... appeared in the Northern Herald, Armagh Guardian, Portadown Times, Impartial Reporter, Derry Sentinel, Northern Whig, and other northern papers. As showing the distrust with which the laity view this Society, only £6OO was subscribed to it ...

... Srd June, at 7-30 p.m.? Mr: Reid—Wait till the members who are serving on the Outdoor Relief Committee come in. Chlkineses Whig. Mr. Reid submitted a communication from Mr. Johnston, of the Independent Bus Service, offering to supply a bus for the Children's ...